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Even without their Internet, mobile phones, tablets, lives, the pupil a hundred years ago was always interesting and full of joy.
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American developed smart pill
US scientists have developed and tested on smart pig pills to release antibiotics and monitor body temperature.
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The implanted brain allows the person to turn the thought into text
Participants sent messages, streamed music and browsed the web on their tablets.
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Little known things about the technology world in the mysterious Korean nation
As a self-contained country, information about Korea always makes many people feel curious.
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Tablets should know when giving lucky money
Lucky money is a beautiful custom during the Lunar New Year in many Asian countries. However, many people pay attention to things that should and should not be given whe…
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Look for the phenomenon of giant ice cubes in Antarctica
Antarctica is not just an ice-filled land, sometimes, in some places it is vast rocky areas.
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11 most quirky electronic products in the world
Sometimes manufacturers invent things that make us unable to understand why they did it. Have you owned any of the products below?
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'Flexible magnet' - a new type of toy that is extremely interesting
Speaking of toys of 9x generation, it is impossible not to mention Silly Putty. The rain made the same time as the Tamagotchi furbies and 'virtual chicken'.
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'Gems' picked up the river fiercely in the pockets of German women
A German woman had a fatal fire accident after picking up a tablet
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Little secret about the cause of the iPad
Scott Forstall, former leader of Apple's software and who created the iOS operating system for the early iPhone, has revealed a little secret about the cause of the iPad.
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Opal stone $ 600,000 for the first time to the public
The rainbow-colored, opal stone with the name Australian Fire was first displayed at the South Australian museum after being discovered 60 years ago.
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Why should you stop using your phone to alarm?
Surely, you already know that using a phone, tablet or laptop is not the right thing to do before going to bed because it has a negative impact on the quality of sleep a…
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10 uses of Aspirin that you don't know
Aspirin not only has analgesic and antipyretic effects but also has other unexpected uses. The Bright Side page has released 10 wonderful little-known uses of Aspirin.
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Harmless when taking 4 familiar things inside the trunk of the motorcycle
The more society develops, the more complex it is, so the higher the need to protect people's belongings. And also for that reason, most of us have created for ourselves…
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Turn your phone into a wireless charger with just a sticker
A French company has introduced a wireless charging system that uses an ultra-thin sticker.